Alexander the Great.
Alexander the great contributed to Greece by the Hellenization of its Empire. It is where Greek culture, philosophies, teachings are spread throughout the land. This was the product of Aristotle being Alexander's tutor in his early years. Though he was a fierce military leader, he showed his intelligence and passion for Greek Culture through the spreading of Greek Culture.
He was attempting to impose Greek culture in his empire as he thought it superior.
Geographically, Sparta was the largest city-state, and all that land meant that many soldiers were needed to guard against pirates.
alexander its not a greek.alexander is macedonian .he expanded the macedonian culture not greek culture
culture passes from place to another through military activities, marketing, and Immigration
Hellenism is the blend of Greek culture after Alexander the Great died. Alexander killed all men of the lands he conquered, which spreaded Greek culture with other cultures. Alexander decides to leave soldiers for women of that land, and their babies end out to have Greek blood.
adopted the customs of those people
Alexander the Great.
Alexander the Great
Alexander the great contributed to Greece by the Hellenization of its Empire. It is where Greek culture, philosophies, teachings are spread throughout the land. This was the product of Aristotle being Alexander's tutor in his early years. Though he was a fierce military leader, he showed his intelligence and passion for Greek Culture through the spreading of Greek Culture.
Geographically, Sparta was the largest city-state, and all that land meant that many soldiers were needed to guard against pirates.
Geographically, Sparta was the largest city-state, and all that land meant that many soldiers were needed to guard against pirates.
He was attempting to impose Greek culture in his empire as he thought it superior.
alexander its not a greek.alexander is macedonian .he expanded the macedonian culture not greek culture
to spread greek culture and civilization.(hellenistic culture)
Greek culture.